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• takes a critical view of the Clinton presidency . ( b)
• Halper takes a critical view of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
• It also takes a critical view of technology and the overwhelming imperialism of media-mediated messages.
• Their lyrics are political and take a critical view of society from a left to left-radical perspective.
• Glanville is noted for taking a critical view of many issues, often in contrast to the typical British sportswriter.
• He takes a critical view of the federal government's handling of Randy Weaver, the Branch Davidians, and Hutaree.
• Neil D . Levin, New York's top insurance regulator and a newcomer to the field, takes a critical view of the system.
• The subsequent prosecutions of Knox and Sollecito received international publicity, with forensic experts and jurists taking a critical view of the evidence supporting the initial guilty verdicts.
• And in a strange but valuable paradox, this documentary takes a critical view of last year's media frenzy, even while engaging in this year's version.
• Articles discussing elegance and distinction, all while taking a critical view of fashion's social conformity, have been hallmarks of the presentation of fashion in " Madame Figaro ".
• Often, scholars in the humanities take a critical view of the heritage industry, particularly heritage tourism, believing it to be a vulgar over-simplification and corruption of historic fact and importance.
• However the Socialist Party take a critical view of the Good Friday Agreement and other subsequent initiatives, claiming it further entrenches and institutionalises sectarianism and doesn't work towards solving the fundamental causes of the conflict.
• On one end of the spectrum, Crown, part of Random House, has acquired the rights to a book by the columnist and author Jimmy Breslin, a Catholic who takes a critical view of the church.
• Older, establishment churches such as the Roman Catholics, Greek Orthodox and Anglicans take a critical view of Israeli policy as they seek to protect the 200, 000 Arab Christians in Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
• They take a critical view of an America described as hegemonic and intent on using 9 / 11 to impose " a civilization of fear . " In much of the southern hemisphere, the central preoccupation is economic development and trade.
• Older, establishment churches such as the Roman Catholics, Greek Orthodox and Anglicans take a critical view of Israeli policy as they seek to protect the some 200, 000 Arab Christians in Israel, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
• Keyshawn Johnson, who has added the title of controversial author to his resume of controversial wide receiver, Friday strongly defended his new book, which takes a critical view of last year's New York Jets players, coaches and front office.
• "The Broken Ear " ( 1935 36 ) is set mainly in the fictional South American republic of San Theodoros and takes a critical view of western businessmen conspiring to provoke a war over what they think will be profitable oil fields.
• Since January 2008 Gruber has been CEO of the recently founded film production company KINO . NET AG, which not only aims to produce innovative auteur movies that take a critical view of contemporary life, but also handles the business of distribution and global rights.
• MOST officials condemned the action as a crude attempt at political intimidation against a media group that had already been isolated by the Kremlin in recent months for taking a critical view of Putin, some members of his administration and the conduct of the war in Chechnya.